“The biggest things I ended up building were a follow up system… a simple calendar form… off the shelf solution for a gym management software… connected his QuickBooks… basic reporting.”

Simon Bergeron · The Side Hustle Show · 765: The $50k/mo One-Person Agency

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Built a gym follow-up system: calendar booking form, off-the-shelf gym-management software, QuickBooks integration, and automated reporting

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